PCLOS: A Critical Review

This paper uses the persistent object system PCLOS to survey some problems and bene ts of object persistence. The system is analyzed along several relevant dimensions. PCLOS provides object persistence for an object-oriented language. The insights gained on desirable and detrimental components of the system are presented. The intent is to outline some of the expected and unexpected problems encountered in the construction of support for object persistence.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1989
• Where: OOPSLA
• Authors: Andreas Paepcke
• Keywords: Object Persistence, OOPSLA 1989, Persistent Object, Relevant Dimensions, Security Privacy